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Meet the Heavy and ignore for a minute his massive weight loss. Listen to his monologue about his gun, his wonderful, wonderful to-scale gun.
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If I learned anything from Unreal Tournament, it’s that two automatic pistols are better than one, and holding them sideways makes them fire faster. It’s two popular handgun fallacies in one!
In many genres, the gun is the point where the gamer meets the game, making it the single most important element in a given title. That makes the guys who make the guns important, too.
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Sometimes, the obsession with guns in video games gets ridiculous. So we’re celebrating acts of “gunfusion”. Here we have the ultimate, unofficial Doom weapon, which we first highlighted in 2008.
The man who invented home video games may have known more about real guns than any other game creator in history. But, he tells Kotaku, that’s not why the first game console had a gun.